Zinny wrote:
That seems to creep in there on me when I use just a touch too much finish and it is a pain to trim out.
Don't use a touch too much epoxy. Once it's set, you cannot remove it cleanly. Whrlpool hit the nail on the head: start again.
The good news is that you can remove it while it's still liquid. Take as much epoxy off the brush as you can, then touch the brush to the offending area. The epoxy will bleed back into the brush away from the rod.
It's
much better to apply several sparse coats than one or two thick ones. Using the method I've described of pulling epoxy back off the rod, you simply cannot take off too much.
Cheers,
Graeme